Sentence examples for seen as dumb from inspiring English sources

15 years ago comics were seen as dumb and what was good was I could find my own voice without someone barking in my ear.

In college, and later, when I encountered people of high education, artistic achievement or professional status, I was afraid that I'd somehow be seen as dumb, a creature of the street who didn't belong in a world that valued education over brute force.

The USPS-Amazon relationship may be seen as "dumb" by the 45th president, but to many it's a piece of shrewd business on the part of the Postal Service.

Too embarrassed to be seen as dumb.

It was in the 80's that Sondheim could no longer ignore the reality that rock, rising costs and what he sees as "dumbing down" were endangering his Broadway.

"His secret fear is being seen as a dumb blonde," she says.

Honestly, I feel like the whole damn world has gone mad, and I can only hope that as the weeks pass--like with a new lover you foolishly think is The One--this show will be seen as the dumb, overly-dramatic charlatan it is.

Soap operas as feminist scholar Tania Modleski suggests in her classic 1982 Loving with a Vengeance: Mass Produced Fantasies for Women are seen as drippy, sentimental, and dumb.

Indira Gandhi was originally seen as a "gungi gudiya" -- dumb doll -- whom Congress leaders installed in office because they thought she could be easily controlled.

His statement to get rid of, in effect, dumb regulations is seen as apple-pie rhetoric.

For decades she has been seen as a decorative companion to Adolf Hitler, an apolitical "dumb blonde" whose attentions served as an occasional diversion for the Führer.